Each knee has two C shaped pieces of cartilage, each of which is called the meniscus (plural: menisci). These rings of cartilage act as a cushion between the 2 bones of the knee (the femur and tibia). One meniscus is located in the inner edge of the knee and the other...
Recently, Dr. Nicholas Alexander was featured on News 12 New Jersey discussing the most advanced approaches to Knee Replacement and Hip Replacement procedures. Dr. Alexander is a pioneer in Knee and Hip Replacement procedures and serves as the Chairman of the Valley...
For those enduring chronic knee pain each day, it is natural to begin to wonder if surgery is a viable option. Whether it is an ACL, MCL, meniscus injury or an arthritic condition, many patients simply want to find long-term relief so that they can get back to an...
1. Knee Replacement Patients are Getting Younger Although Knee Replacement surgery has traditionally been thought of as a surgery only undergone by the elderly, recent data shows that the ages of patients undergoing these procedures has reduced drastically. ...
